Community service plans from the 1919 News
The article outlines nationwide efforts to organize towns for better community work. It highlights economic farming, village improvement, clean-up projects, public spaces, clubs, and educational life tied to wartime programs. It urges studying War Camp Community Service methods and suggests church consolidations to free civic centers for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amony
Voice of the Press Warns of a Real Strike
From the Binghampton Press a caution that a strike wave could trigger reduced buying, fewer jobs, and a collapse of prosperity as wage boosts and higher prices feed a vicious cycle. The piece argues many Americans would strike rather than work, risking layoffs if demand shrinks and production drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton Press
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick (1899 report)
Frederick items note officials from the Frederick County Agricultural Society attending the Rockville Fair. Howard Lee Landers becomes a second lieutenant in the 41st Infantry and is sent to Camp Meade. Charles W Ely and family return to Maryland State School for the Deaf. Frederick College marks its 103rd year with 50 percent growth in enrollment and President and Bentley leading the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hargett
Keefer
Clingan
DV. Stauffer
Arthur Potts
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Rockville
Howard Lee Landers
John Landers
Thurmont
Ieutenant
Regular Army
41St Infantry
Co. A
Camp Meade
Frederick College
Ig An
Ae Ig
Bentley
Delighful county dance at Lenhart residence near Woodsboro
Dance at the Lenhart home August 28 drew numerous Lenhart family members and friends from Woodsboro and surrounding areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Lenhart and daughter Mary, many Lenhart relatives, and visitors such as Mrs Jennie Carter and son Liberty, plus multiple friends from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Lenhart
Woodsboro
Charles Lenhart
Mary
Daniel Lenhart
Misnes
Katherine
Hazel Lenhart
Melvin and
Mehr’ ‘Lenhart
Harvey Mensell
Olive
Elmor
Vernon
Win Lenhart
Cameron HM
Marl
Claudi Geisbert
Elizabeth
Carl Holler
Charles Michael
Emory Hesgong
Frank Stottlemyer
Misses S
Ruth Hummer
Myrtle Strine
Mabel Long
Edith Flanigan
Katherine Ogle
Hazel Flanigan
Isabelle Zimmerman
Marle String
Edni G. Smith
Florence Bailey
Belva ¥ F Flanigan
Margaret Hedges
Rol Hont
Mac Mitchell
A. Vestine Hants
Helen Whitmore
Norma Green Carle
Martha Und
Laura Stottlemyer
Ella Hahin
Megers
Chase Whitmore
Warry
Pf. James, Jr
Steiner M. Whitmore
Clyde
Green
Allen Flanigan
Frank Keker
Marshall Green
Ralph D. Hedges
Marlon Green
Sterling Lenhart
Nevil [Smithyot
Aven Dudrow
Steiner ‘Smith
Frank Martz
Caswell Hants
George Green
Chester Lenhart
Glen Lenhart
Roy Lenhart
Arl Lenhart
Claude Yingling
Will Shryock
Clar- Chee Stottlemyer
Jennie Carter
Liberty
Maynard Dudrear
Irving Staley
Frederick
C. W. Dorcus
Ross Euler
Cora Barrick
Luther Donglfe
Spring Crave
Donsife
Earl Biddinger
Sone
Misa Cora Stultz
Walkersville
Frank Hillabridde
Flioved
Raymond Varley
Baltinore
Samuel Pox
Ming Zelma Saylor
Troutville
Anna Miller
Mabel Delaplane
York
Grace Stull
Personal News Notes From Mountaindate to Atlantic City
Local society items list numerous visitors and homecomings across streets and towns. Names include Richard Mes, Patrick, George Moberly, Edgar Brust, C Leonard Storm, Katya Dyer, Robert Crambaugh, Isabel Zimmerman, Dorothy Miller, W E Piller, Walter Mehrling, Harold Clark, W C Glaze, Lawrence Kennedy, Edwina Anthony, Eleanor Howard Tul, and Laura Sedley Osburn. Highlights mention trips to Atlantic City for council sessions and hospital students on vacation.
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Mes
Richard Vp
Storm
South Market Street
Lencaster
Hng
Migs Mamlo Meusell
Patrick Street
Mountaindate
George It Moberly
Washinton
D.C
Edgar Brust
Washington, DC
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Lawler Michael
Baltimore
Jesse Il. Michael
Mast Third Street
William G. Zimmer
Main
West Third
Atlantic City
Katya Dyer
National Council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mary and State Council
C. Leonard Storm
Columbia
Robert Crambaugh
Grayson Crum
Sough
North Bentz Street
Isabel Zimmerman
Aline
Johns Hopking Hospital
West Third Street
Dorothy Miller
W. E. Piller
Walter P. Mehrling
Lancaster
Mehrling
William D
Mehrting
Harold Clark
W. C. Glaze
Clarksburg
W. Vian
Lawrence Kennedy
Lawrence
Washington
Grant Scott
East Patrick Street
Edwina Anthony
Laura Sedley Osburn
Frank Elis
Lillian
Dorothy
Craddock Heights
Eleanor Howard
Tul
North Market Street
Hymeneal At Comus And Wedding In Hagerstown
Kinna-Wart and Rosa Ward wed in Comus with ceremony by Dr Kidner. After a bridal tour they plan to live at Cones Kirwan du Bois. Kirwan, a New York real estate broker, wed Miss Flora Moser in New York and will be at home at 118 Wyss Street after October 15. In Hagerstown, Charles D Faulder and Flora Moser obtained a license and Elmer C Stine married Alma L Lare at Mrs Ada Stine’s home with Rev Hummelbrough officiating. couple to reside in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinna
Wart
Hadd Kinna
Rosa ¥ Ward
Comus
Hey
Kidner
East Third Street
Cones
Kirwan
du Bois
Mademoiselle
Hood College
John T. Kirwan
New York City
Church of the Holy Sacrament
New York
Ssth Street
Hagerstown
Charles D. Faulder
Jena
Flora M. Moser
Myersville
Stine—Lare
Elmer C. Stine
Alma L. Lare
Ada Stine
North Bentz Street
EB. O H. Hummelbrough
Frederick
Middletown High School Opens Vocational Agriculture Course
The Middletown high school offers a new vocational agriculture course, the first in Frederick County. Twenty students enrolled in the first week, with many more anticipated as farm boys join. H. R. Shoemaker, Maryland State College graduate, teaches the practical program aimed at farming as a vocation. An estimate notes 100,000,000 rubber stamps in use in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Muddletown
Rederick County
Smith+Hughes
H. R. Shoemaker
Maryland State College
Middletown
United States
Hottest September Weather Since 1913 Reported
A historical record shows September’s high reached 96 degrees, the warmest since 1913. Forecasters expect cooler weather after Thursday with possible rain. ground and streams are dry, rain is badly needed, and last night’s low was 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainy
Loral
Mes
Tobacco Habit Dangers and Cure Promoted by Doctor Connor
Article warns nicotine poisoning and urges quitting tobacco with Nicowl or Nicotol tablets. Recommends visiting a drug store for remedies and claims quick results with refunds if unhappy. Mentions Dr Connor and Jenna Hopking boxpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Connor
Jenna Hopking
Mt Gow
Ana Das
Vex Report Amount and Date Noted in Filing
The document records a principal of $12,425.00 for Vex and dates to Unita Sth day of September. This entry notes the debt amount and the formal date referenced in the filing.
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Court Street
Great Southern Printing
M. Manufacturing
Associated Reas
Associated Prong
All News Dispatchox
Voice OF the Press
Charles W. Ely
East River
Connecticut
Maryland
Pweray
Marian Dorsey
Charles Fore
LeGore
Bridge
Hoke
Katharine Krieg
Regina Huller
Aline Thomas
Katharine Miler
Catharine Catalun
Louise Catshall
Hilda Cramer
Alt Smith
Mather Flather
Mensra
Ernest Shipley
Fredericl
Russell Hull
Harry Doreus
Jonnie Carter
Emma Kling
Roy Dow
Eus
Pen Mar
Harry Poole
New Windssor
Marshall Cover
New Windsor
Charles Black
Qak Orchard
Murry Boone
May Doreus
DOUBS
Richard Thomas
E. T. Polk
Zentz
Dickerson
Lewis Specht
Carl Davis
Nelson Smith Apent
Leesburg
Martha Folk
John Colbert
Point of Rocks
Gladys Hickman
Mamie Magaha
Lime Kiln
Nelson Smith
Raymond Ranneberger_ hag
Elmer Michael
Clara
Tuth Masser
Willie
McKaig
G. W. Musser
Elmer Stup
J. ¢. Stup
Arminta Murray
Nannie Gonso
Raymond
M. G. Main
Biehl
Dill Avenue
Paul Klipp
Wm. Blank
Gettysburg
A. C. Wiles
George Summers
Mt. ‘Philip
Ares
Alice Kipp
Ohio
Middletown H
Edgar L. Annan
Rebvetta, Tepper
Emmitsburg
Dicob Rohrback
Lloyd » Culler
City
Eorge
Dennis
Tris
Ena Xni
Bownts
Canity
Soda
Uniteds
Nat
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Clifford H. Doll
Schaeffer L. Rhoads
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Bitar
Near New Market
Baltimore Pike
Annapolis Road
New Market
Kartholows
Tesday
Orlock
Otho VF
Thompson, Larvey
Ren
Pate
Urner
Iwaxtep
Nk & Ur
Stenog Perledee
Bon
the News
Dtf Taphier
Cirl
Wererak Housawork
Seas
Maris Him
Sheree
Showenatetn & Wertheimer
Iga
Htveery
Pio
WITIT
N. Bente St
Derr
Ave
Railway Staton
Lewwlatown
Jretinen
Ward
Uprconeries
Maurice A. Bowlus
Orphans' Court
the Orphans' Court
John L
Aldridge
Woodville
John W. Snook
Croagerstown
Dtpaw
TeFip
Aaron R. Anders
Shees R Fudge
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Deorce
Rodreruce
Clarence M. Algaugh
A. Lowie
D&awtt
Fenton F. Frederick
Dipanto
Frederick County
Edwin Freed
Frederick District
Sherman P
Bower
Gho. D. Tome Jackeon District
Dawto
Thomas Fh. Kling
Frederick Diatrict
George B. Culler
Dimo
Paseraenteeermanear
House OF Delegates
Frank I. Spitzer
Brunawick
W. Clinton McSharry
James’ H. Harris
Prank’ S, Stoner, W. Prest
Albert Gilson
Federal Reserve System
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market
Second Sts
Leee
Orphaned Court
Calvin
Zimmerman
Ingomar W. Albauge
THE
W. A Frederick District No. 2
Charles H. Butts
East Fourth St
Miles
Perth
Mill
Carroll County
BF Beck
Ving Hood
News-Post
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Center
Madison Sts
Wm. Anderson
Nero Farm
Noah &, Cramer and Son
Pipty
Rhode Island
Owen Farma
Fin
Gilmore Ft Flautt
Tama
Iehal
Holden
Felton
Joie Toner
Wilcoxon
D. Alton Dudderar
Singanore
Ldlmone
Eec
the News-Pont
Ud Shave
NISL
Equity
Circuit Court
Althng
Oh. Vansant
Stanley Ansant
Milton G. Urner
Milton G. Urine
Aniday
LI G. Haugh
Lark
Buta
Haugh
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